your user name
08-15-2005, 07:55 AM
#82
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 5,716
RE: your user name
I spent a couple summers on the coast, and bought a Quiksilver 9'6" surfboard. I learned to surf, met a few surfer girls and the rest is history. Looking back, it's that surfboard that brings back some of my best memories, and it gave me a chance to do something that very few people get a chance to do. This board has led me to some of the most rockin' partiesand some of the coolest people I'll evermeet.
Surfing may be the one thing that I love as much as hunting, and it keeps me in touch with my youth. When you're paddling out, and you see everyone sitting on their boards, waiting for a wave, there is no age. There is no gender. There is no race. You see people who share a common bond. Everybody just tries to get the most out of Mother Nature, one wave at a time. A rashguard, boardshortsand an ankle leash may well be my favorite outfitother thancamouflage.
Surfing may be the one thing that I love as much as hunting, and it keeps me in touch with my youth. When you're paddling out, and you see everyone sitting on their boards, waiting for a wave, there is no age. There is no gender. There is no race. You see people who share a common bond. Everybody just tries to get the most out of Mother Nature, one wave at a time. A rashguard, boardshortsand an ankle leash may well be my favorite outfitother thancamouflage.
08-15-2005, 08:05 AM
#83
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Omaha Nebraska USA
Posts: 530
RE: your user name
It was the user name that our Internet provider gave us when we first signed up. I apparently have a very common name, Brad Young, and nearly every combination of that is usually taken on most boards and forums I try signing up for, so I just keep it the same for everything. Its one of the few things I can type without looking at the keyboard... 
08-15-2005, 08:57 AM
#86
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Brockway, PA
Posts: 8
RE: your user name
When I would come back from bowhunting emptyhanded, my dad would ask if I've had any luck?. Several timesI would explain that I had passed up some smaller bucks. He would ask mewhy and point out that I could not eat the antlers. I would tell him that I was planning on making soup with them.
08-15-2005, 09:09 AM
#87
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Fayette County, WV
Posts: 129
RE: your user name
ORIGINAL: WVBowhunter10
Well I have recently moved to West Virginia. That makes me a WVBowhunter and the 10 is in reference to the jersey number that I wore whenI played college baseball. Thus the name WVBowhunter10.
Well I have recently moved to West Virginia. That makes me a WVBowhunter and the 10 is in reference to the jersey number that I wore whenI played college baseball. Thus the name WVBowhunter10.
My user name of course tells it all, West Virginia Hunter and the 129 well that is my birthdate.
08-15-2005, 09:18 AM
#89
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: all over
Posts: 306
RE: your user name
[quote]ORIGINAL: WVHunter129
[quote]ORIGINAL: WVBowhunter10
WVBowhunter10, I would like to say Welcome to West Virginia! Hope your hunting is good!
I would like to thank you and it is nice to be here. Now I just have to find a few nice places to hunt.
[quote]ORIGINAL: WVBowhunter10
WVBowhunter10, I would like to say Welcome to West Virginia! Hope your hunting is good!
I would like to thank you and it is nice to be here. Now I just have to find a few nice places to hunt.